Senior Faculty

Charles R. Figley, PhD

Kathleen Regan Figley, DMin, Master Traumatologist

Lucy Artigas, Master Traumatologist

Ignacio Jarero, PhD, EdD, Master Traumatologist

Benjamin B Keyes, ThD, PhD, EdD

Faculty

Darryl W. Bruno, LCSW, ACSW, BACS, C-SSWS,

Carron  C. Cherrie, PhD, ARNP

Gabriel Constans, PhD

Catherine M. Deem, MA, CFT, LPC-Intern

CherylAnn Fernandes, CFE

Honor H. Harris, LCSW, LMSW, CFE

Kent Laidlaw, CTR, FT

Chuck Miceli, MSW

Lindy Williamson, MSW,FT

Brenda Wilson, MA, CFE, CFT

Adjunct Faculty

Jennifer Kandel, MEd

Paulette Laidlaw, PhD

Allison Massari, MFA

Vincent J. McNally, MPS, CEAP, FAAETS

Laura Myers, PhD

Vanessa B. Ream, LCSW

Bruce Thyer, PhD

Nicole Saulnier Timmons

Paul I. Timmons

Ann Mullins Washburn, LMHC

Charles R. Figley, PhD

* Paul Henry Kurzweg Distinguished Chair in Disaster Mental Health and Professor, Tulane University (2008 -

   present)

* Director, Tulane University Traumatology Institute (formerly FSU Traumatology Institute)

* Fulbright Fellow and Professor, Florida State University, College of Social Work (1989 - 2008)

* Past President and Founder, Green Cross Academy of Traumatology (formerly Green Cross Foundation)

Kathleen Regan Figley, DMin

* President and Founder, Figley Institute

* Certifications: Master Traumatologist, Certified Compassion Fatigue Therapist

* Managing Editor, Encyclopedia of Trauma

* Former CEO and Past Vice President, Green Cross Academy of Traumatology (formerly Green Cross Foundation)

* Board member, Green Cross Academy of Traumatology (2005 - 2008)

* Adjunct Faculty

Tulane University School of Social Work

Duquesne University School of Leadership and Professional Advancement

Florida Regional Community Policing Institute

National Terrorism Preparedness Institute

Meaning of the Figley Institute Logo

The lotus is the Figley Institute logo.  The Figley Institute Founder, Dr. Kathleen Regan Figley, selected it based on a quote from Kahlil Gibran: "The soul unfolds itself like a lotus of countless petals."  The colors represent the following:  purple = suffering; green = hope/life; silver = wisdom.  Thus, the logo speaks to the message of transformation, which may be psychological, spiritual, or both, in the aftermath of trauma. 

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            updated May 13, 2011